Authors
Fred Nachbaur
Publication
Publication Details
Volume: 2 Issue: 5
Date
May-Jun 1985
Pages
18
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How big is 64 K, really? Have you ever wondered exactly how many possible combinations there are in 65536 memory locations, each capable of assuming values from 0 to 255? Well, 64K bytes is 524288 bits, so the number of possibilities is 2**524288, or about 2.6E157826 (26 followed by 524,287 zeros). Printing this number in decimal would take 225 screens on your computer display.